Editor-at-Large

Erin Feher

‘My castle on the hill’: Inside a rising architect’s dream home in the Mission

Culture

Architect Anand Sheth has designed some of San Francisco’s most recognizable bars, coffee shops, and restaurants. His own Mission flat is just as unforgettable. 

Data Reporter

Noah Baustin

Police seldom write traffic tickets in San Francisco. That’s costing the city millions

Politics

News

Police traffic citations have dropped by 96% in the past decade, drying up a lucrative revenue source as San Francisco faces a budget deficit.

Politics Reporter

Han Li

Joe Alioto Veronese, scion of an SF political dynasty, wants to ‘rescue’ the city as DA

The lifelong San Franciscan is one of four contenders vying to become the city’s next top prosecutor.

Senior Politics Reporter

Josh Koehn

News Reporter

David Sjostedt

Homeless encampment fires in San Francisco doubled over 5 years, causing millions in damage

Hand sanitizer, which became ubiquitous during the pandemic, may have contributed to a surge in fires linked to encampments. 

Jeanne Kuang

California is clearing criminal records—including violent crimes—to offer second chances

The Anti-Recidivism Coalition has helped clients file nearly 200 requests statewide to try and get a second chance.

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‘My castle on the hill’: Inside a rising architect’s dream home in the Mission

Police seldom write traffic tickets in San Francisco. That’s costing the city millions

Joe Alioto Veronese, scion of an SF political dynasty, wants to ‘rescue’ the city as DA

Homeless encampment fires in San Francisco doubled over 5 years, causing millions in damage

California is clearing criminal records—including violent crimes—to offer second chances